Romeo Doubs — 2026 Fantasy Outlook

Over his four seasons with the Packers, Doubs caught 202 passes for 2,424 yards and 21 touchdowns on 320 targets across 59 games. He averaged 3.4 catches for 41.2 yards and 0.36 touchdowns per contest (9.68 fantasy points per game in PPR formats), painting him as a borderline backend WR3.

Doubs comes off a career high in receiving yards (724) and yards per catch (13.2). Before 2025, he had never gained 40 yards or more on a catch in the NFL during the regular season (two last year). His best showing in receiving yards came in the postseason (8/124/1 on 11 targets), which was also the case in 2023 (6/151/1). Doubs also had an impact game (6/58/3) in Week 4. He scored between 10.00 and 19.50 fantasy points in six other matchups, making him a viable start in 44.4% of his games.

I don’t view Doubs as WR1 or WR2 on an NFL team. He has improved against man coverage over the past two years, and Green Bay featured him in some jump ball situations at the goal line in 2025.

For comparison, the Packers threw the ball 23 times fewer than New England in 2025, resulting in 33 fewer completions. The addition of A.J. Brown drops Doubs' 2025 outlook to about 65 catches for 750 yards with five to seven touchdowns, putting him in the mid-tier WR3 conversation in the fantasy market. Doubs is the 52nd-ranked wideout in early June, with an ADP of 103 in the NFFC. His price point may slide some this summer, but Brown to the Patriots has been in the news all spring.